The following is a list of current National Football League franchise owners:
Franchise
Principal owner
Purchase price
Year acquired
Ref.
Arizona Cardinals
Michael Bidwill
$50,000
1932
[1]
Atlanta Falcons
Arthur Blank[a]
$545,000,000
2002
[2]
Baltimore Ravens
Steve Bisciotti[a]
$300,000,000 & $600,000,000
2000 & 2004
[3]
Buffalo Bills
Terry Pegula
$1,400,000,000
2014
[4]
Carolina Panthers
David Tepper
$2,275,000,000
2018
[5]
Chicago Bears
Virginia Halas McCaskey[a]
$100
1920
[6]
Cincinnati Bengals
Mike Brown
>$200,000,000
1968 & 2011
[7][8]
Cleveland Browns
Jimmy and Dee Haslam
$1,050,000,000
2012
[9][10]
Dallas Cowboys
Jerry Jones
$140,000,000
1989
[11]
Denver Broncos
Rob Walton[b]
$4,650,000,000
2022
[12][13]
Detroit Lions
Sheila Ford Hamp[a]
$4,500,000
1963
[14]
[15][16]
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers, Inc.[c]
—
1923
Houston Texans
Cal McNair
$700,000,000
1999
[17]
Indianapolis Colts
Jim Irsay
$19,000,000
1972
[18]
Jacksonville Jaguars
Shahid Khan
$760,000,000
2012
[19]
Kansas City Chiefs
Clark Hunt[d]
$25,000
1960
[20]
Las Vegas Raiders
Mark Davis and Carol Davis[a]
—
2011
Los Angeles Chargers
Dean Spanos
>$72,000,000
1984
[21][22]
Los Angeles Rams
Stan Kroenke
$80,000,000 & $450,000,000
1995 & 2010
[23]
Miami Dolphins
Stephen Ross[a]
$1,000,000,000
2008
[24]
Minnesota Vikings
Zygi Wilf[a]
$600,000,000
2005
[25]
New England Patriots
Robert Kraft
$175,000,000
1994
[26]
New Orleans Saints
Gayle Benson
$64,000,000
1985
[27]
New York Giants
John Mara and Steve Tisch
$500
1925
[28]
New York Jets
Woody and Christopher Johnson
$635,000,000
2000
[29]
Philadelphia Eagles
Jeffrey Lurie
$185,000,000
1994
[30]
Pittsburgh Steelers
Rooney family (Art Rooney II)
$2,500
1933
[31]
San Francisco 49ers
Denise DeBartolo York and Jed York
$17,000,000
1977
[32]
Seattle Seahawks
Jody Allen[e]
$200,000,000
1997
[33]
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Glazer family (Bryan Glazer)
$192,000,000
1995
[34]
Tennessee Titans
Amy Adams Strunk[f]
$25,000
1959
[35][36]
Washington Commanders
Josh Harris[a][g]
$6,050,000,000
2023
[37]
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